Oh, forgot about unlocking the bootloader... I'm used to my Nexus devices :)
But actually, there was an exploit for the Kindle Fire 5th gen where you could boot any image **without** unlocking the bootloader... of course Amazon patched it immediately :)
@AndroidDev On a nexus device. The second I unlock my bootloader on it, safetynet trips and needs a complete reinstall of the OS to get back to normal.
"Many Samsung devices store a flash counter that keeps track of how many times you have flashed *custom firmwares to your device. On some devices, a yellow triangle or other sort of visual warning is also displayed during boot if you are running a custom firmware. TriangleAway was built to disable the triangle (if a visual warning is present) and reset the custom ROM flash counter to 0. This app requires root !"*
I use Ubuntu 16.04 and seek to harden my SSH authentication in a special manner.
The current situation:
I have a machine with a minimal Ubuntu server I use mainly to transfer files to via its local OpenSSH server. Now, I don't have a firewall on that machine from a few reasons and I also avoid ...
> You can store up to 28 OATH credentials (TOTP or HOTP) on the YubiKey NEO and access them using the Yubico Authenticator companion application. In addition, you can have an unlimited number of U2F credentials on the YubiKey NEO.
I'm trying to install Ubuntu on my pc and I'm having some trouble. I deleted the partition with the OS I was replacing (Elemetary OS) installed Ubuntu from live usb and reset my pc. However when I try to boot into Ubuntu I get stuck at a BusyBox prompt.
I've fsck and it came back clean, I've als...
@NathanOsman They won't let me see the ember site source or the DB logs, but want me to write a blind probing post command to an improperly documented API. shakes head
It's no fun for $15/hr. I mean I like it, but when you're saying "I have the API over here, but troubleshoot it blind" it makes me say "If I wanted to do blackbox testing, I'ld be making 10x more than this..."
Turned out I was using Angular 4 all the time though without noticing, because just a few days earlier, angular-cli switched to creating Angular 4 projects only, instead of Angular 2 as it is documented everywhere.
fwiw, I hope angular works better than nightwatch. there's no api for "if present do this, if not do that". you have to override default callbacks. it's ridiculous.
@NathanOsman I can't compare it to 1 because I never used that, but it seems ok. I'm just generally not that much of a frontend person yet and also still struggle a bit with JS and TypeScript, but from what I can say it's pretty nice.
Before getting too in-depth though I've already created a list of every file name and I'll load them into yad selection box first to make sure performance is ok and nothing crashes.
@chaskes agreed.
However I'm just writing it and giving it away... if someone wants to take it and adapt it to their needs great, if not I still got an education.
also, I'm sure most of you have heard of Notepad++, well today I learned it is written in pure C++ with the Windows Win32 API. So much respect for that developer now!
I guess, on the flipside, you could use C to make Gtk apps, so that may be considered "fast track" depending on how you define that term.
I use Ubuntu 16.04 and seek to harden my SSH authentication in a special manner.
The current situation:
I have a machine with a minimal Ubuntu server I use mainly to transfer files to via its local OpenSSH server. Now, I don't have a firewall on that machine from a few reasons and I also avoid ...
